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tMILITARY RULE ISNEARINGANENDChange in Governmentof the Philippineson July 4AMNESTY PROCLAMATIONIslands to Be Under Complete Civil Authonty Will However Remain forSome Tirre Instrument of the WarDepartmentAn important change in the government of the Philippines is to be madeJuly 4 of which the issuance of a proclamation of amnesty is merclv a pa tAll arrangements have been completedby the President and the Secretarj ofWar for a complete abandonment of theniilitarj government in the Philippinearchipelago with the exception of theiloros countrjTho dual form of government now exIsting with the Philipplno Commlsslorexercising ciil functions and GenerilChaffee the powers of mllltarj governoris to be changed by placing the islanlsunder complete cUll authoritjGeneral Chaffee to RemainThe civil government will continuehowever as the instrument of the WarDepartment and the President of theUnited States General Chaffee v ill notte disturbed as commanding general oftho mllltarj division of the Philippinesbut his duties will be practical thesame as the commanding officer of anymilitary department in this countrjReports from the Philippines indicatethat tnls change can be made with safety at this time and that there is nolonger a necessity for mllltarj controlin any of the provinces outside of MindanaoIt Is feared by the officials of the WarDepartment that it will be necessaryto renew active operations against thohostile Jloros and recent reports fromGeneral Chaffee show that Colonel IiaUwin is contemplating another advanceagainst the dsttos who still refuse toaccept the peaceful overtures of tl eAmericansAmnesty ProclamationThe plans of tLe Secretary of Warcontemplate the issuance of a proclamation of amnesty and a separate announcement of a termination of the military branch of the covernment of thePhilippines It is vcr probable thatGeneral Chaffee will wish toj eturn to theUnited States within the next fewmonths He has now had several yearsof active service including the campaign in China and It Is thought at theWar Department that he maj desire arestShould he sk to be relieved e willbe succeeded bj Jajor General GeorW Pavis General Davis was recentlypromoted to be a lnajcr genera and willsucceed to that rani upon the retirement of General Ercoke July 21Wide Range of DutyHe has during his service performedPRESIDENT HAS NOTACTED ON THE STRIKEHas Not Had Time to Examine Reportof Labor ConrmssionerWrightAn cflWal deniil was made jesterdajof reports of a ous sorts eni imtingfrom Xcv York principalis that thegre t coil stride had teen bj thePresident or r culd bo temlnatrd bjthe Attorre Gcnenl actng on MrItcoseveits instru tions Xo steps toward this end have been officially taken and it wis said jesterdTj tint nonecr immediatel contemplatedIt can be staled that Pnsldent Koosevelt las not ict had tlirc even to takeup tl 3 report of I abor CommissionerCarroll D Wrght en the strike situation tne the causes hlri led to thopresent extend cilflcrences between libo and capital Mr Wright intimatedthat his report Lad some surprises nstore regarding me real aggressors Inthe strike and It was expected thatthis might afford omr new opportunltjfor tl e Prcsid nl to take a hand in theMttlemcrtAs the President has not yet considered Mr i rights conclusions as thobasis for suggested retion on his pirttho lmpo ssiUlln of orders to the ttorncj Gcrera to follow out such procedureIs apparentTEEATY WITH MEXICOWILL NOT REACH KRATZNot Retroactiveand St LouisCouncilman EscapesState Department Hopes to Have HimPunished Under National Laws ofSouthern RepublicThe State Department has been notified that a treaty has been signed la thoCltj of Mexico in behalf of tne Mexicanand United States governments amending the existing extradition treatj soas to make brlberj and accepting a bribean extradition offensePowell Clayton theUnited States ambassador to Mexico signed for thisGovernmentThe treats was drawn with especialreference to the case of Charles Kratza St Louis councilman who fled oMexico after indictment for acceptinga bribe The State Department askedfor Kratzs surrender and the Mexicangovernment offered to complj on condition that ths Government would reciprocate in similar cases of Mexican citizens who might take refuge in theunited StatesIt was constitutional and legallypcssici lor tne State Ucnartment tnmam anj such arrangement and Mexicothereupon declined to grunt the originalrequestLin the hepe of getting Kratz bv othermeans however the State Departmentinstructed Ambassador Clavton to negotiate a treaty with Mexico makinga wide range of duties He entered thclerv cn extraditable offense The departI menf lionet that Vlnvlpn otilil pmnlmilitary service as a quartermasterssergeant of the Eleventh ConnecticutVolunteers ia 1SG1 and at the close ofthe civil war had attained the rank of amajor He entered the regular army ascaptain of Infanry In ISCAt the outbreak of the war with Spainhe was7 assigned to command volunteertroops and accompanied the expeditiontoCubawhen theSpanlsh army waswithdrawn from the island He was afterward made militarj governor general ofPorto Rico where ho remained until theestablishment cf civil government andwas ordered to the Philippine Islands InJanuary 1tOlPUBLIC PRINTERNOT TO BE RE1OTEDRumor Officially Denied atthe White HouseStory From Cincinnati That His Successor Had Besn Selected Nota True OnePublic Printer r W Palmer Is notto be removed from the Government service in this city This has been authoritatively learned In spite of rumors tothe central which have found theirwaj Into print In the past few dajsA story circulated Iridaj declarej thata change as pending and that MrPalmers successor had alrcadj beenselected In response to inquiries atthe temporarj White House yesterdayIt was stated that there Is no Intentionof making any change In the head of thooffice and the st bject therefore has notreceived pny consideration whateverAccording to the report referred tothe prospective Incumbent of the ofiicevas Mr H O fcfrepard of Chicagopresident of the Inland Printer Comjmnj and known to the printing andpublishing trade throughout the countrjTne story originated probably from thefact that Mr Sbepard was In Washington last weekMr Palmer the Incumbent was appointed during President McKInkys regime and has held over under MrRoosevelt The office Is not a civil service but an appointive one and is alwajs greatly sought after by politiciansand olHceseckerKAVY ORDERSLieut E n Dunn detached Rath IronWorks to Dolphin July 1Paj masters Clerk V S Larkln detached Olympla to KearsargePaj masters Clerk E M Crarj appointed for duti at Naval HemePaymasters Clerk W it Pattlsondetached Oljmpia to KearsargePaj masters Clerk T J Hosklnsonappointment for dutj Naval Home rexoWd IIanuislii3 Clerk F V Rose detached Kiareargc to Oljmpia j- - w w ufe vaw WUIU IVUiWMexico has given notice that owing toan en post facto provision of the Mexicanconstitution It cannot surrender KratzUnder the brlLery arrangementThe State Department is now engagedIn endea oring to secure the punishmentof Kratz by other meanc Under Mexican law a foreign offender may be triedIn the Mexican courts bringing stolenrooncj Into that cevntry and It Isthought that this law may be construedto reach Kratz who is accused of havingbrought bribe money Into Mexican terrltorjONETIIE TIMES WASHINGTON STMDAT JTJNE 29 1902TREASURY STANDARD INKDirections Regarding Its Use IssucJ bythe DepartmentThe following i cetlcns regarding theise oi Treasu v Standard Ink hrveceil i sucel at the Treacu vnent The c e cotrnlicd 1 Mr M KAiles sistant secretT j ns followsThe Trersurj Standard I k whichis ro used cclusiely in1 all l nnohesof the Treasjrj cm Ice is made according to a formula approved by thepartmei t mature consideration ofhr subject Tie adoption of this inkas found noccssa j for the pcrmanencj of the public recordsIn ordei to recure permanence anInk n trifle hnvlcr tint the ordinarjcomnerclil writing Hulds Is necessaryA hav bodj In Ink Is essenlnl to perraarence tut such an ink iolI notle expected to flov from the pen a3treelv ar voi M a lighter and moreephemeral lluiiCorrosion of the i en is rlso to heexpected am ought to be vuardedagainst in the use o a hcavj permanmt inkTnereforc in to obtain sUIsfactorv results in the ate of theInnilpnl ink the follow inr ruleshutild be observed1 Pens slwuld be kept cleen to present indue corrosion and filling up ofthe points2 Inkstands villi open wells shouldbe kpt closed when not In u e to prevent evaporation and the consequent ex-ictsslve thickening of the ink Such inkstands ought also to be cleaned tnd refilled at intervals of about a v eek butthe Ink in putcnuatlc stands vherp theells are entlrelj and permancnlj Inclosed and remoed from atmosphericneed not bo changed so freliienll3 Water or othe diluting matterm st not be added to the Ink for thepurpose of increasing the lluiditj because ink so thinned loses ip prmanencjThe observance of these rules willinsure satltfaction In the use of thisiikPRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONSWalter L Robb Appointed Collector ofCustoms for District of OregonThe President jesterdaj sent to theSenate the following nominationsWalter I Robb collector of customsfor the district of OregonErnest G Englcson surxejor generalof IdahoPostmastersConnecticut Dennj Drj hurst Meriden Charles Iv Dallcj Bethel GeorgeA Lemraon ThomastonPcnnshania William M PowellHazelton CatLarlne A Hndslej Somerset Hdgar J Gralf IilalrsvilleMarv land Marion A IlumphrejsSalisbunMaachusetts John A Thayer AHy on Truell Lawrence Elbrldge Nash South Weymouth LousC Hyde SpringfieldLEAVENWORTH CASEFINALLY SETTLEDMrMayCurtis Candidate WinsPost mastershipHave Important Effect on NextUnited States ScnatorshipFrom Sunflover StateThe Leavenworth Kan postmasttrshlp case which has been before thePresident for the past two or threeweeks has now been settled It can bedclnltelv stated that D It AnthonyJr the Incumbent and son of Col I KAnthonj editor of tho IeaxenworthTime will not be appolntodThe new postmaster will ho a man ofRepresentative Curtis choosing asILavcnworth s now In lis Congressional district He has recommendedK W Willard his political manager end though the appontmcnt hasrot vet been made It is expected to gothe Senate in a few dasEffect on Seratonal RaceTh rpiolntment of Mr Willard Is expected to have a vcrj considerable bearing on the Unite 1 States Senatorial situation in Krnsas next spring ltcprertnntlve Curtlr has announced hisdldacj for the ofHcc tu succeed SenatorHarris wins term expires March3 1101 His succss In th postmastcrshp fight will anlagonlza not only theIncumbent jorng Mr Anthonj and hisfather Col I R Anthonj the ov nersol the Leavenworth Times which hasteen a powerful factor in politics In theSunflower State but also Representatives Icng and Ilowersork who a e cantPWcl as Mr Curtis leading opponentsior the Senatnrshlp It is expected thatthe tvo last named Representatives v IIInow pool their forces to keep Mr Curtisout of the seatOther PostmastershipsPostmaster General Pajne presentedto the President yesterday the papers Intlilrtj five post ofiice caes but none ofthem he said were of vcrj great general imporane Senators and Reprehcntatlves nrc anxious to close up thrsematters In their respective districts Intime to secure confirmation before adjournment The lists for the next fewnjs therefore will be consldcrabllarger In size than usualCalled to Say Good ByRear Admiral Coghlan paid a brielvisit to the Navy Department jestcrdayafternoon He merely called to say goodLj to Secretary Moodj prior to his departure on the Brooklyn for EnglandSCIENTIFIC TREATMENTOF THE HAIR AND SCALPFor Three Monf hs Juiy August September 12During the winter and spring we had numerous applicants forScalp Treatment whose caes required at least three months andin view of this fact we have been urged to make a reduction inour prices Owing to the crowded condition of our offices thiswould have been Impracticable earlier in the season but now thatmany of our patrons are leaving town we have decided to makethe fibove liberal offerx Those who arc troubled with falling hair ollj hair dandiaff or baldness should not neglect this uriisual opportunityOur methods are absolutely correct our preparations are renowned for their purltv anl effectiveness will cause 1 air to growon bald spots No hot water used for shampooing In treating thescalp wo use the rotarj1 kneading movement which Insures perfect circulationArtistic Manlct rlng 33c 12 treatments J1Facial Treatment for pimples blackheads sagging musclesflabby 3kin eHATTIE M SHACKLETTEnallst for llm kln nnil Hitlr604 iith Street Opposite Woodward Lolhrop5Onlj Women and Children Treated Phone Main 2CCD 3EACH INSTRUMENTUprights7 irirriJiton toni7l K7 J 3 oct Hit hanKon walnut 177 1 3 not HiclinuUon mahoganyIIiiiiijHjjton maliniranj7 1 3 ott lluntmstcu walnut71 loi Coinstoek mahogany7 1 3 te t Iuiv en niilioginyMatiiinliek i Son thonj71 3 oct Kimball walnut7 1 3 en t A B riKV o ebonyClown 1 W FWin Knabe Co If Wrvsii on7 1 3 ott Stoiling maliogain71 3 oct SirimJ cV Son- cbonvWoroopDAY ONLYOn Monday evening next June 30 we take an inventory of all our enormousstock of new and slightly used Pianos During the winter months we rentCarloads of New PianosAnd beginning Ataj 1 these instruments are returnedbenefit and not a detriment to a good PianotermsWITHisr20022j1 210J2Tit 2352 029027-40A few months careul use is aStocktaking Prices Prevail MondayIf you dont want to pay all cash you can arrange to buy 01 reasonableEVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED STOOL COVER AND B00 INCLUDED XGrands71- oc t Siiinvvay Sons ceiicert7 oet Steinwaj SonV irler7 oct Steniwax Sons biby7 oct Stoinwa t Sons clmiv71 3 ott Steinwav iS Sons habTS yf 15 music mouseStein way and Other Leading Pianos925 Pennsylvania Avenuea --204300ffiOO700nGcl Men months 7i07 1 3 ocl Win Kilalio Co bab flOl7 1 3 oct K inblci Iio inahogantT e colonnl st lt f7iSquaresIhniteil number of gool Square Piano- allin fine oieler from fiO o fj0 vyThe CecilianJ he Perfect Piano Paier willHcgular pi ice new 127 a fewones at J 73 eachnl an piano jiignnv usedXaJJJTtfCANNING AND PRESERVINGNearly Fifty Millions Inxested ia IndustryA report Issued bj the Census Ilurcaushows that there are In the UnitedStates 21Si establishments devoted tothe canrlng and preserving of fruitsvegetables fish and ojsters representing a rapltal of 1S107CSAgricultural statistics for Illinois published jesterdaj by the Census Uureaushow tl at there were 26tI farms Inthat State In IDA valued at 175120c40ctile21c29cPalais Royal Triple Extracts 23c1 7Q for Wash Skirts In dress andJ walking lengths Choice ofduck India linen and pique In whiteblack tans and blues All lengthsand sles They were matle to retailat 2flOC or superior White Linen ShirtO Waists some made to retailat Jl 30 Choice of twenty five stjlesin all sizes59cfor the Waists in plain colorsand stripes These were Intended to sell nt Jl but white waistsbeing most In demand these are reduced to 59c for choice Dlack andwhite effects are IncludedJewelry ReducedOTf for Pearl Necklaces reducedJ from 40c Onlj 9Sc for JeweledTan Chains reduced from Jl 43Only 2c for those 30c JJupid HeartLockets 2c Instead of 50c forLadies Leather Natch Fobs withharness fittingsFans Reduced3C for 10c Japanese Fans 7c for 15cFans 12c for 23c Tans These arefolding fans A few cool davs createhalf prices and lessGloves Reduced1 QC for 23c 2 clasn Lisle GlovesJ 50c for 3 button Silk Gloves 1for Jl 50 16-button-length SilkGloves All sizes in black whiteand crajsHIO The total value of farm productsfor 1809 was J34 etlGll exceeding thatfor 1S9 by 71 per centAccording to a Census Bureau reportIssued yesterday 3G7I741 Is Invested Inthe manufacture of pens and pencils Inthe United States there being ffty Hveestablishments The value of the products for 1S0 was 4 22214S Tho number of employes is 3311Census figures en the textile Industryof the ccuntry nnrounced yesterdayshow a eapUal of 1042S17377 Investedin 4 312 establishment The value ofproduc8 for 18S3 reached nearlj a billion dollars jIdeal Hair Shampoo bottle 21cCones Dandruff Cure large 73cWoodworths Florida Water 3DoHudnuts Violet Sec bottle 7ocHudnuts Quadruple Extracts 50cOQC tor Lawn Wrappers that joull0 J admit to be extra good value atJl Full width careful finish prettydesigns and colors with choice ofall sizes42cfor usual 50c Stripe GinghamflounceruffleWell made note the dustCQC tr usual 75c and Jl DressingJ Sacques and Kimonosand colors 1I sizes andtlest of stylesTake elevator to third floorIn whiteInNeckwear ReducedJOC for 50c Square Sailor CollarsJ Nash Stccks and Ascots Onlylie for 23c Pique Sailor Collars andbut ire for 25c Lawn and Swiss Neckwear See tableful at G Street door68cVeils Reducedfor best Pins Pong and Noveltjveils imported to retail atJl tO Onlj 50c for 73c Du Barrymade Veils dotted and hemstitchedHandkerchiefs Reduced0 1 C for any 23c Handkerchief tensof thousands to choose fromOnly 10c for best of 122c Hemstitched end Lace trimmed HandkerchiefsILLUMINATING SHELLSTho Kearsargo has received from thaBureau of Ordnance Navy Departmenta consignment of Illuminating shells fortrialIt Is dalmed by their Inventor thatthey can b seen In the course of theirflight at night and are especially aluablo for rapid fire guns cf small caliberThe operator of such guns Is able towatch the efect of his fire and actuallyemploy the stream cf projectiles as onauses a garden hoseHudnuts Almond Meal bottle 25cViolet Breath PasMlIes box SoVIoletto de Parme Toilet Water SicPlnaud s Quinine Tcnic bottle 33Lamberts Llsterinc bottle 17cReadytoWear ThingsSome of the prettiest dresses that will be seen at seashore and mountain this summer vwll be distributed from the Palais ojal tomorrow They are high priced dresses reduced so that therell be a scramblefor them And now for cheaper things35c38cfor French style Corset Coversthat fit like a glove Threerows lace Inserting down front andedge at neck and sleeves AU sizesfor the usual 50c Batiste Corsets In all sizes Lateststraight front effect with low- bustand short hips The strongest lightest and every way best 50c SummerCorsets for 3ScfJQC for 73c to 1 00 Gowns SkirtsCorset Covers Drawers andChemises AH sizes In all stjlesSee first floor tables in room adjoining elevatorParasols Reducedt9 Aft for J3 Parasols In all thisJ s e a s o ns prettiest effectsOnly Jl 97 for Jl 00 Parasols and SunRain Silk Umbrellas in colors79cWatches Reducedfor the usual Jl 00 IngersollWatches S9c for the Jl 50 In-geroll Watches stem winding andsetting Warranted one yearBooks Reduced3C for the 25c Stokes Library eachcontaining three novels of 600pages Only 5c for ipoletons 50cLibrary Choice of hundreds of titlesTtttX -SI of j7y The uual 12U0 jfcf fCSI Tea Spoons fc vtXVslPg J1 D1h Towels for AJ Tf onij 3Jc rirt 4vQ cnIj Sc- Secona IBasement door for ciina and glassware tin and iron ware willowware everjthing wmllv found iuthe most complete hoiietitniishmg store The Shoppers Lunch Koom is also here Tn the 10c luuch Delicious ice cienm soda is onh 3cBabbitts SoapSunshine SoapOielne SoapGold DustSllexoCedar Palis 25cScrub UrushesLiquid Inimelinevalue7 for 25ct for 3c10 for 23cTfor2ric2 for 5c13ctc10c value 7cHousehold Ammonia 5c bottles 3cToilet Paper 5c value 3cBrooms 2rc qu vilt for lieCelling Dusicrs 12c value cCreen Screen Paint lieC OC tor GasUJU 1 1Ranges with 3 topburners and abestos lioedoven These retail for J9 at mostcredit storeSI QS for Ga vth - opJJO burners and oven attachedThese cost 5 at th credit stores51 1 for usual Jl 50 Gas StovesI with 2 burners and Jl S Instead of J2 50 for those with Sburners7tC for 2 burner Oil StovesJ Ing double row of flame andperfect combustion Usually Jl 25Illack Flig insect Powder ScDead Stuck Tor beds 16cWax Floor Oil l gallon cana 75cTaper Xapklns 100 for 7cWooden Picnc Plates dozen 5cMison3 Fruit Ja s 40cTii tcp Jelly Glisscs dozen 23-Cnerrv Seeders 50c vilue 35cStlckv Fir Paper 3 doube sheets 5cSei Shells for dev lied crabs 3 for 10cWa Tapers for gas lighters 3eIroning Wax 3c value leIScot Sink Brushes lcTHE PALAIS ROYALiA LISNERQ and Eleventh Street4tt t -ItiTHE PALAIS ROYAL THE PALAIS ROYAL THE PALAIS ROYALTRUNKS AEEfeJWiifflEiCanvas covered TrunkIron bottom brass lockstrong hinges and deep tray 2 23value for 1 C3Trunkhingesstrong bolts corner roners No 3clamps and iron bottofl usually3 30O 9For tbobest bargains one reeds to inquire for the Bureau Trunksand ctlier more expen he Trvsnk Batrs and Suit Cts Prices are fully 20 per cent less than quoted nt the trunk stores The following bargain aie anion the les expensive1 08 foriju Trunks1 CO forthe usual 2 SO Steamer3 CD for 4 50 kindJo tS for Best Leather bound SteamerTrunks finished with burglar proofrivetstT 7 for Canvas coveredtJ with 3 long strapAll leather Dress Suit Case brasslock and brass catches 4 In- V Cfside straps 3 30 value tUJNew Zealand Sheepskin Dress SuitCase In brown or russet best brasslock and catches 4 Inside A 7straps The gentlemens case J JBojs and Girls Suit Cases 14 and16 inches brass trimmedvery special value at the CI 1II JpriceToilet Articles ReducedWhite House Soap boxWhite House Extract ozPerfumed Ammonia bottleCrown Smelling Salts bottleDr Bells Hair food bottlettt